Kennedy Center Altered Rules So Only Trump-Appointed Board Members Could Vote on Name Change
The Washington, D.C.-based institution was renamed the Donald J. Trump and the John F. Kennedy Memorial Center for the Performing Arts earlier this month
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Watch Jennifer Lopez Cover Lana Del Rey, Barbra Streisand at Vegas Show
The singer also enlisted Ja Rule for “Ain’t It Funny” and “I’m Real” during her performance at the Colosseum at Caesars
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Liam Gallagher Teases 2026 Oasis Activity Despite Shutting Down Prior Rumors
Oasis launched their highly-anticipated reunion tour earlier this year, but hasn't confirmed their next move
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Jessie J Opens Up in 'Honest' New Year's Post Amid Breast Cancer Journey
The singer recently released her first album in eight years following her mastectomy after being diagnosed in June
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Taylor Swift Continues to Spread Joy With Donations Helping Children in Nashville and Kansas City
The pop star previously donated to several organizations this season including Feeding America and MusiCares
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Meet RØZ, the Mexican Duo Taking EDM Sounds to the Next Level
Manolo Cabrera and Hugo Lara are selling out shows, making hits with Peso Pluma, and revolutionizing electronic music
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Isiah Whitlock Jr., ‘The Wire’ and ‘Veep’ Actor, Dead at 71
The veteran actor was known for his vivid character work and signature catchphrase: “Sheee-it"
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Stefon Diggs Allegedly Slapped, Choked Female Chef. He 'Categorically Denies' Claims
The New England Patriots wide receiver and boyfriend of Cardi B is due for arraignment on Jan. 23
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Tate McRae: How a ‘Very Sensitive, Very Introverted’ Singer Became a Pop Superstar
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He Was a Legendary Sheriff Who Inspired a Movie. Did He Also Murder His Wife?
When Buford Pusser’s wife was killed, his story was turned into the 1973 movie ‘Walking Tall.’ But a new report from investigators suggests it was all a lie
Chemtrails Aren’t Real. So Why Are Politicians Passing Laws About Them?
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Isiah Whitlock Jr., ‘The Wire’ and ‘Veep’ Actor, Dead at 71
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Stefon Diggs Allegedly Slapped, Choked Female Chef. He ‘Categorically Denies’ Claims
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Dylan Gossett's Texas-Inspired Songs Are Finding Fans Outside the Lone Star State
"If the North knows me, guess I'm doing alright," he sings on "Windy City," a track featured on the new deluxe edition of his Westward album
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Doechii and SZA End 2025 With the Resilient 'Girl, Get Up'
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Mickey Rourke Sued for $59,100 in Unpaid Rent, Facing Eviction
The actor allegedly rented the home around the same time he departed Celebrity Big Brother UK due to inappropriate behavior
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